Upper Saint Clair High School - Clairvoyant Yearbook (Upper St Clair, PA)

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Editor Nancy Davis St. Clarion surged forward in the 1960-1961 school y the reporters were members of the seventh th The St. Clarion, sponsored by Miss Dial e 1 presented Through more frequent issues th twelfth grades, a many-sided view of all actis . ' e tempted to keep the student body abreast of ' assemblies, programs and reports from the ac . I . . . 2 ' l c tion. Mr Murdoch assisted by contributin concerning preparation for our post-high sc cation. By keeping the student body inform happenings, the St. Clarion inspired a greater school spirit. Row I: K. Hanushek, W. Oltrogge, B. Jones, L. Hu . ' 1 F 2. J. Kcmejuk, D. Mahrer, L. Lewis, Wood. Yingling, B. Hunter, P. Lack. Row 4: N. Buc, R. J Bateman. Row 5: A. McClure, K. Newby, D. Engl Row 6: L. Ives, C. Williamson, J. Kiray. Row 7: ' K. Parthlowe, R. Johanson, S. Youngblood. Row 8: C. Miller, J. Spencer. Row 9: J. Streams, D. Foubei Clintock. Not pictured: S. Conaway.

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Row 1: L. Trackler, J. Bateman, B. Breen, J. Selan, L. Person, C. Fischer. Row 2: B. Jones, P. Lack, R. Baranek, L. Hus- ton, L. Delach, M. Cadwell, Mr. Runkle. Row 3: D. Youngblood, C. Phillips, D. Greenburg, J. Phillips. Clairvovant This is the section we most like writing because this is where we get our just praise for a job well done. The student body has been constantly aware of our hard- working staff through such representatives as Dick Boy with a Camera Greenberg, and Chester Phillips, our sports writer. Those of you who find your face cropped from some picture can thank the eagle eye of Editor June Selan and assistant Linda Person. Becky Breen, who served most ably as our copy editor. We have, of course, enjoyed bringing this year's Clair- voyant to you and hope you will enjoy reading it for years to come. Row I: K. Mazza, D. Henry, J. Oswick. Row 2: P. Neff, J. Cancilla, D. Rebel V Pringle, M. Horsey, J. Bonwell, A, Hofrichter, D. Martin, C. Colbert, A. Bxlich J. Person, D. Anderson. 54

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Student Government Row I: T. Fuchs, S. Tabor, D. Sparrow, D. Blackwood, J. Speer, R. Boal, T. Long, D. Wel- der, T. Stevenson, R. Lanning. Row 2: M. Cadwell, W. Baggerman, S. Swain, H. Amick, T. Cadwell, E. McFarland, R. Harmon, C. Zimmer, R. Koerber, D. Hopkins, R. Hadden, G. Rous- sos, G. Smith, Mr. Eichhorn. Row 3: M. Barnum, A. Mc Clure, J. Martin, R. Breen, J. Selan, M. Mitz, C. Williamson, J. Heald, B. Glaser. Row 4: L. Miller, W. Zondorak, R. Conaway, D. Boal, M. Poellot, G. Howell. OFFICERS-R. Lanning, L. Miller, R. Conaway, A. McClure f'Motion carried! These words, spo- ken frequently by President Ray Cona- way, were a postlude to many pieces of legislation adopted to improve our school. The objective of Student Council is to promote good will between the students and the administration. This purpose was made evident in its unceasing efforts to satisfy the needs of the students. Symbolic of democracy in action, Stu- dent Council consisted of representatives from each homeroom in addition to homeroom presidents from each class. It's members met weekly under the guid- ance of Mr. Eichhorn, the administrative adviser. With minds open to all propositions, the Student Council, melting pot of ideas, strove for the betterment of our school, and their endeavors were not in vain. 56